St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-01
GLOBULES.

Ten births and three deaths were reported
yesterday.
Grand concert tonight at Grote's Tivoli-=
Great Western band.
The Seventh street dime museum is still
having large audiences with its two speciality
shows.
Bank clearings yesterday, $40, S81.9 sc: for
the month, S16.739, 66S.32; for the same
period last year, So 1885, 017.o7.
Bridge Inspector McGilyray, of the Mime
sofa d Northwestern railway, yesterday be-
came the father of an eight-pound boy.
Nicholas Feneraus who shot his runaway
wife, was arraigned in the police court yes
terday and remanded for a hearing Sept. 2.
Thomas Smith, employed as a street lamp
lighter at Merriam Park, dropped dead of
heart disease at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Thomas Jeaney, another of the parties i'm
plicated in the assault upon officer Swenson
Monday night, was arrested yesterday by
Officers Conroy and Lynch.
In the case of August Benson against Jo-
hanna Nicholson, alias Peterson, Judge Kelly
yesterday filed an order denying the motion
of defendant for new trial.
Officer Gustav Hopping, of the mounted
police, whose skull was laid open in fight
with crazy man at Lake Como two months
ago returned TO duty yesterday.
j. d. Ramaley & Co. will give an excursion
to Northtield this morning to witness the
drawing of 2O1 lots III Riverside addition.
"A
5000, is given for 500.
Deputies Bracket and Sweltser accompa-
MED Marshal Campbell to Winona to attend
the term of the United States supreme court
Patrick Fortune will be in charge Of the St.
Paul office until court adJourns.
Complaint was filed at the health Office yes
terday against A. ". Reichow, an ice dealer
in West St. Paul, charging him with selling
river ice contrary to the ordinance. The
health department will make an inyestiga-
ton.
Acker post, G. A. R.. has decided to par
ticipate in the sham battle ut the state fair
grounds on the 18th. The post will start from
the hall at 9 80 a. N. in full uniform. There
will be u special meeting this evening for
drill.
The city treasurers report for the month
of August shows total disbursement of
S5S1, 04S96 and a balance on hand of $685.,
| $500 AS treasurer of the board of educa-
ton Mr. Refs reports balance of S7,990.S9
funds on deposit.
To-day the United States Express company
will assume the management of the Balti-
more K Ohio express, having made a con-
o tract bd FOR THIRTY Ohio & be and ageI
in their positions and report to the same Off
GERS as heretofore.
Articles incorporating the Waite Park Asso-
citation of st. Cloud were filed with the secre
placed at $4,000. II. c. Waite, John,
Cooper and ID. E. Myers, of st. Cloud, and
II. T. Upham and Howard James, of ST. Paul,
are the incOrporators.
Commissions were issued by the adjutaIft
general yesterday &C. H. Tasker, of Com
pany D, of the Third regiment, and to W. S.
Schank, of st. Paul, as second lieutenant1f
Company G, of the Second regiment. At his
examination Lieut.. Schanks rank was Il trifie
over 81 out of possible 100. -
The railroad commissioners met yesterday
morning. The matter of the appeal from the
| grade placed upon car No. 1890 of the Mani
| toba, inspected at Minneapolis, Aug. us,
came up. The wheat was inspected and
grade maintained; The commissioners,
after considering the matter, sustained the
| appeal and ordered it grade No. l. ~
The monthly report of the water board
| shows receipts amounting to SOS. 331 A for
| August and disbursements amounting TO
| S30,606.19. The balance on hand at the be
| ginning of the month was S93. 1896, and
| the present balance is S91, S54.6l. High
service bills are now due, and 5 per cent. dis
count will be allowed on all payments UP to
| Sept. 8.